Cardinals' improbable comeback win, Herm Edwards out at ASU: top sports stories
After a miserable start, the Arizona Cardinals rallied for an improbable road win in Las Vegas, and Herm Edwards and ASU have parted ways a day after an embarrassing loss at home – these are the top stories in the world of sports from Sept. 12-18.
Suns vice chairman calls for Robert Sarver to resign; Paypal threatens to end team sponsorship
In a statement on Sept. 15, Suns Vice Chairman Jahm Najafi said he cannot "sit back and allow our children and future generations of fans to think that this behavior is tolerated because of wealth and privilege."
NBA suspends Suns owner Robert Sarver for 1 year, fines him $10 million
The NBA launched its investigation after ESPN published a report, accusing Sarver of racist, misogynistic and hostile incidents during his tenure as owner of the Suns.
LeBron James criticizes NBA's punishment for Suns owner: 'Our league definitely got this wrong'
Phoenix Suns team owner Robert Sarver was fined $10 million and suspended for a year after allegations of racism and misogyny. LeBron James took to Twitter to criticize the punishment.
NBA considered suspending Suns owner Robert Sarver for more than 1 year
Sarver did, and issued an apology on Sept. 13, though noted he did not agree with all of the report’s findings.
NBA champ Matt Barnes believes Robert Sarver was 'perfect candidate' to get kicked out of NBA
"I think Robert Sarver was a perfect candidate to get kicked out of the NBA, and I’m sure I’m not the only one that feels that way. Unfortunately, the NBA decided not to," he added.
Steph Curry graduates from college 13 years after leaving for NBA
The NBA finals MVP earned his degree in sociology, and was also inducted into the Davidson College Hall of Fame Wednesday.
Clippers' John Wall says he considered suicide during struggles: 'Darkest place I've ever been in'
John Wall says he considered taking his own life during a time in the last three years when he was dealing with a torn Achilles and the deaths of family members at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bills release punter amid rape allegations, D-backs sweep White Sox: top sports stories
The Buffalo Bills released a rookie punter accused of taking part in a rape while in college, and the Arizona Diamondbacks completed their first interleague sweep in three years – these are the top stories in the world of sports from August 22-28.
Remembering Kobe Bryant: Babies born on Aug. 23 got Lakers gear at UCLA Health
They may be a little too young to remember, but the newest members of Laker Nation got a sweet care package from UCLA Health. For the second year in a row, newborns sharing a birthday with Kobe Bryant received cute Laker gear at the Mattel Children's Hospital.
Durant, Nets plan to move forward together instead of trade
The Nets said Tuesday that the team’s leadership met a day earlier with Durant and business partner Rich Kleiman in Los Angeles and “agreed to move forward with our partnership."
Dennis Rodman says he received permission to go to Russia to advocate for Brittney Griner's release from jail
Brittney Griner was sentenced to nine years in prison.
Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals jersey up for auction --- This is how much it could go for
A jersey worn by Michael Jordan during the 1998 NBA finals in Utah will be auctioned off by Sotheby's next month.
NBA schedule won’t have games on Election Day 2022
The NBA is hoping teams use that night as an opportunity to encourage fans to get out and vote, plus amplify the need for civic engagement.
WATCH: Giannis Antetokounmpo opens door to playing for Chicago Bulls 'down the line'
Giannis Antetokounmpo appeared on FOX 32 Chicago’s "The Sports Zone" and appeared to suggest he would be open to playing for the Chicago Bulls in the future.
Bill Russell’s No. 6 being retired across NBA, a 1st for league
Players who currently wear No. 6 — including the Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James — may continue doing so. But the number cannot be issued again, the league said.
NBA's Iman Shumpert arrested at DFW Airport with a 'sizeable' amount of marijuana
Shumpert was charged with possession of more than 4 ounces, but less than 5 pounds of marijuana.
'Homework' clause removed from Kyler Murray's contract, D-backs trade David Peralta: top sports stories
The Arizona Cardinals removed a controversial addendum from Kyler Murray's new contract that required the quarterback to complete at least four hours of “independent study" and the Arizona Diamondbacks traded a fan favorite who spent nearly a decade with the team – these are the top stories in the world of sports from July 51-31.
Phoenix Suns, Monty Williams agree to contract extension
Monty Williams has led a quick turnaround in three seasons with the Suns, taking them to the NBA Finals in 2021 where they lost in six games to the Milwaukee Bucks.